Dwór Oliwski, Manor house in Oliwa district, Gdańsk, Poland.
Dwór Oliwski is a manor house near Gdańsk now operating as a hotel with guest rooms situated within wooded park grounds. The building features a main residential wing with classical facades and separate areas dedicated to dining, accommodations, and recreational facilities.
The manor was built around 1900 and belongs to the residential structures from the transition period between the 19th and 20th centuries in the region. Its architecture reflects the building styles common to the Pomeranian landscape during that era.
The manor reflects local building traditions and domestic customs of early 20th-century Pomeranian life, visible in its spatial layout and original design choices. These regional features remain evident to visitors exploring the rooms and their arrangement today.
The location is easily accessible from Gdańsk city center by various means of transport and situated in a peaceful wooded area. Visitors should allow sufficient time to explore the surroundings and make use of the different facilities on site.
The interior preserves historic wine cellars containing a substantial collection of grape varieties, part of the original facilities from the building's founding period. These underground rooms demonstrate how such storage was maintained in affluent households of the early 20th century.
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